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Mielle Texture Toolkit
This toolkit will inspire you to embrace your unique strands and maintain healthy hair by providing expert styling tips, product recommendations, tutorials, and more!
Your Guide To Hair Texture Types
In this short guide, we’ll go over different natural hair types and textures. We’ll also provide a short summary of hair care tips for each kind of coiff so that you can start customizing your routine and embracing your natural texture with full confidence.
Best Products For Coily (Type 4) Hair
4A - 4B - 4C
Coily hair is even more tightly wound than Type 3 curly hair. While some ladies with type 4 hair may still have rock-defined (albeit very narrow) curls, others have a more Z-shaped strand that doesn’t easily clump into ringlets without some added styling help.
Finding the best products for 4c natural hair starts with understanding
your
hair and what it takes to make your locks feel positively divine.
10 Low Porosity Haircare Tips
If you have low porosity hair, the odds are good you were born with it. Our hair’s porosity is one of those things that is passed down genetically. While there are certain behaviors that can change our hair’s porosity level, it typically becomes more porous, not less.
We’ll show you how to take care of low porosity hair and how to tell if you have it in the first place, so you can master your mane day in and day out.
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High levels of monounsaturated fatty acids - the good fats - make avocados great as a natural moisturizer for our hair. Our hair is naturally prone to dryness because, due to the curls and coils, the natural oil produced by the scalp, sebum, takes longer to travel down the length of our strands.
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